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take the ferry from male. its the beach facing male. you can see the surf from the ferry.
English (Translate this text in English): take the ferry from male. its the beach facing male. you can see the surf from the ferry.
English (Translate this text in English): take the ferry from male. its the beach facing male. you can see the surf from the ferry.
English (Translate this text in English): take the ferry from male. its the beach facing male. you can see the surf from the ferry.
DistanceIn the city
WalkInstant access (< 5min)
Easy to find?Easy to find
Public access?Public access
Special accessDon't know
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Surf Spot Characteristics
Surf Spot Quality
Wave qualityNormal
ExperienceAll surfers
FrequencyRegular
Wave
TypeReef-coral
DirectionRight
BottomReef (coral, sharp rocks etc..)
PowerFast, Fun
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day lengthShort (< 50m)
Tide, Swell and Wind
Good swell directionSouthEast
Good wind directionWest
Swell sizeStarts working at and holds up to
Best tide positionMid and high tide
Best tide movementRising tide
More details
Week crowdEmpty
Week-end crowdFew surfers
Webcam url
Dangers
- Urchins
- Rocks
Additional Information
Swell needs to be really big for this place to get working. on big days you can expect about five to six foot sets. Try and come at high tide, cause the waves are much better and at low tide the reef is exposed and it gets very shallow. Bring booties if you can, this wave usually deposits you on a shallow reef infested with urchins. Can get pretty heavy on big days. there are three breaks on this reef, the main break(closest to the channel), board break(the heavy, fast right down at the point), and the long right in between them. The main break is the most surfable wave and the most crowded. It is a short right about fifty meters long and is the most consistent. Nobody ever goes to board break, it is almost always too fast to surf and it is extremely shallow(the local bodyboarders call it death break.) the right hander in between is about 150 meters long but it is comletely unsurfable because it is so fast. But on big days you can get a nice right that is a more wally and heavier than the main break. you have to wait a bit longer for the right waves but if your patient enough, you can get some 100 meter rides. this spot is pretty shallow, though.
English (Translate this text in English): Swell needs to be really big for this place to get working. on big days you can expect about five to six foot sets. Try and come at high tide, cause the waves are much better and at low tide the reef is exposed and it gets very shallow. Bring booties if you can, this wave usually deposits you on a shallow reef infested with urchins. Can get pretty heavy on big days. there are three breaks on this reef, the main break(closest to the channel), board break(the heavy, fast right down at the point), and the long right in between them. The main break is the most surfable wave and the most crowded. It is a short right about fifty meters long and is the most consistent. Nobody ever goes to board break, it is almost always too fast to surf and it is extremely shallow(the local bodyboarders call it death break.) the right hander in between is about 150 meters long but it is comletely unsurfable because it is so fast. But on big days you can get a nice right that is a more wally and heavier than the main break. you have to wait a bit longer for the right waves but if your patient enough, you can get some 100 meter rides. this spot is pretty shallow, though.
English (Translate this text in English): Swell needs to be really big for this place to get working. on big days you can expect about five to six foot sets. Try and come at high tide, cause the waves are much better and at low tide the reef is exposed and it gets very shallow. Bring booties if you can, this wave usually deposits you on a shallow reef infested with urchins. Can get pretty heavy on big days. there are three breaks on this reef, the main break(closest to the channel), board break(the heavy, fast right down at the point), and the long right in between them. The main break is the most surfable wave and the most crowded. It is a short right about fifty meters long and is the most consistent. Nobody ever goes to board break, it is almost always too fast to surf and it is extremely shallow(the local bodyboarders call it death break.) the right hander in between is about 150 meters long but it is comletely unsurfable because it is so fast. But on big days you can get a nice right that is a more wally and heavier than the main break. you have to wait a bit longer for the right waves but if your patient enough, you can get some 100 meter rides. this spot is pretty shallow, though.
English (Translate this text in English): Swell needs to be really big for this place to get working. on big days you can expect about five to six foot sets. Try and come at high tide, cause the waves are much better and at low tide the reef is exposed and it gets very shallow. Bring booties if you can, this wave usually deposits you on a shallow reef infested with urchins. Can get pretty heavy on big days. there are three breaks on this reef, the main break(closest to the channel), board break(the heavy, fast right down at the point), and the long right in between them. The main break is the most surfable wave and the most crowded. It is a short right about fifty meters long and is the most consistent. Nobody ever goes to board break, it is almost always too fast to surf and it is extremely shallow(the local bodyboarders call it death break.) the right hander in between is about 150 meters long but it is comletely unsurfable because it is so fast. But on big days you can get a nice right that is a more wally and heavier than the main break. you have to wait a bit longer for the right waves but if your patient enough, you can get some 100 meter rides. this spot is pretty shallow, though.
Atmosphere
Very nice wave, rubbish on small swell but perfect on big days. the locals are freindly. Empty during the week but there might be a couple of local body boarders out. if its big on the weekend there will be about 5-10 people out, but most of them will just be mucking around and the only real surfers are the local bodyboarders and surfers(me and my bro.) not a wave like sultans or cokes but a fun and convenient wave if you live in male and its too big (nobody ever goes surfing in male when its huge.
English (Translate this text in English): Very nice wave, rubbish on small swell but perfect on big days. the locals are freindly. Empty during the week but there might be a couple of local body boarders out. if its big on the weekend there will be about 5-10 people out, but most of them will just be mucking around and the only real surfers are the local bodyboarders and surfers(me and my bro.) not a wave like sultans or cokes but a fun and convenient wave if you live in male and its too big (nobody ever goes surfing in male when its huge.
English (Translate this text in English): Very nice wave, rubbish on small swell but perfect on big days. the locals are freindly. Empty during the week but there might be a couple of local body boarders out. if its big on the weekend there will be about 5-10 people out, but most of them will just be mucking around and the only real surfers are the local bodyboarders and surfers(me and my bro.) not a wave like sultans or cokes but a fun and convenient wave if you live in male and its too big (nobody ever goes surfing in male when its huge.
English (Translate this text in English): Very nice wave, rubbish on small swell but perfect on big days. the locals are freindly. Empty during the week but there might be a couple of local body boarders out. if its big on the weekend there will be about 5-10 people out, but most of them will just be mucking around and the only real surfers are the local bodyboarders and surfers(me and my bro.) not a wave like sultans or cokes but a fun and convenient wave if you live in male and its too big (nobody ever goes surfing in male when its huge.
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By james , 23-01-2008
HOAX!!!!!! - I've spent the past year living on Villingili and I'll tell you right now that its a massive hoax. As a surfer, I watched it everyday and its NOTHING. When Sultan's is triple-overhead, Villingilli is waist high. It doesn't get any swell. Also there is no rideable wave. The whole thing is just one big 200 meter closeout. There is no way those pictures are of Villingili. Take my advice, DO NOT WASTE MONEY GOING THERE. Somebody's put it on there as a joke, and going there for the day instead of going up to Sultan's will ruin your holiday.